Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |    was Wilbert, still said, ‘Dear master, there is yet one
 2        I, XXVII| custom. Consider, then, most dear brother, that all we suffer
 3        I, XXXI |     remains, therefore, most dear brother, that amidst those
 4       II, IV   |    as follows:~ "To our most dear brethren, the Lords Bishops
 5       II, VIII | preserve you in safety, most dear brother!"~
 6       II, XVIII| preserve you in safety, most dear brother! Given the 11th
 7      III, XIV  |      that son of a mare more dear to you than that son of
 8       IV, V    |   said, ‘I beseech you, most dear brothers, for the fear and
 9       IV, IX   |      she said, "With my most dear mother, Ethelburg;" by which
10        V, XXI  |    answered, ‘Be assured, my dear brother, that though I wear